I had a job interview today for a job I really want, in an industry I have been trying to get into for years, with a company that seems stable and doesn't seem to exploit their workforce, and has at least two people I think are hilarious working for them at present.
I really want the job. I don't want to want it this much, because I can't take much more rejection in this world.
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I want something to be certain. I have nothing certain in my life. I want one thing other than my husband to rely on for just one day. That's all I want right now.
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Bob Rae keeps sending me emails asking me to register to vote for the next Liberal Party of Canada leadership, because I subscribed as a supporter.
Justin, Mark, Martin, and George definitely do not have my vote. Not under any circumstances.
For that reason I am thinking about not bothering to register, because I don't support any of the candidates that are currently likely to win, and I won't support any party that has any one of those people as leader. The two candidates that I do really like won't win and if they became leader they'd never win LeaderOp, much less the governing party.
Justin, Mark, Martin, and George definitely do not have my vote. Not under any circumstances.
For that reason I am thinking about not bothering to register, because I don't support any of the candidates that are currently likely to win, and I won't support any party that has any one of those people as leader. The two candidates that I do really like won't win and if they became leader they'd never win LeaderOp, much less the governing party.
But I won't vote NDP, and I'll never be a Conservative, so the LPC will likely get my vote.
But they will not get my time or my money.
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"The Following" is such an intense show. Took me over an hour to get over the anxiety.
The fact that you guys actually will vote for party leaders or have more than two parties (that get support) always seems both wonderful and confusing to me. I try figuring out what I'd be if I lived and voted in Canada or the UK and I'm never sure; where as in the US there is such a stark contrast between the parties lately.
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